Hey my loves, I just want to tell you about a new podcast called The Just Enough Family.

It's the story about the rise and fall of the Steinbergs, who were once one of the richest

families in America. And this story is told through the eyes of the family's most charismatic

member, the fashion designer Liz Lang. Liz is the niece of the infamous corporate

rater, Saul Steinberg, who amassed a fortune before he was 30 years old, and he brought his entire

tight-knit Jewish family along for the ride. But the family fractures and loses everything after

Saul suffers a stroke, and his little brother Robert takes control of the family business.

Robert presides over the largest insurance company collapse in American history. The Just Enough

Family is hosted by New Yorker staff writer and best-selling author, R.E.L. Levy, who had unprecedented

access to the Steinbergs because of her very close friendship with Liz. Profound intimacy

over-the-top parties, staggering success, unexpected loss, and shocking betrayals are woven together

into a high-profile family therapy session. The conversations the Steinbergs have with R.E.L.

are startling, frank, and revealing, and will leave you dying to find out what happens next.

Here's a clip from The Just Enough Family. We're going to hear Liz and her little sister Jane

talk about how differently they experience their childhoods, and we're going to hear their parents

talk about how differently they thought of their daughters. Did she treat you and Liz differently?

I don't feel like much was like demanded of me. Everything was demanded of Liz. Everything.

You got any minus-wise in it in A. You know, and I feel like for me it was like, you got to see

in French. Well, it's not your thing. You don't want to go to Hebrew school. Don't go to

Hebrew school. Liz was like, you are going to Hebrew school. Well, Liz was very smart. She was a

voracious reader. I mean, she also had great grades, and she was always at the top of her class.

We never heard from Jane. They kind of had us in two buckets. My sister was the pretty one,

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